This is not an easy job. Get a clean 5 gallon bucket. Not an old one, but a new one that has never been used. Clean it with WATER. No soaps, no detergents. Take enough water out of the tank to fill the bucket. Place the fish in the bucket. Drain the tank enough to make it light enough for two or three people to carry without dropping it. BE CAREFUL! Once the tank is downstairs, refill the tank. De-chlorinate the water. Add the proper amounts of aquarium salts and Stress Zyme. Try to get the tank refilled as close to the original temperature as possible. Place the Oscar back into the tank and leave it alone for several hours. It will shock a bit, but the fish should be back to normal in a day or two. Oscars are hearty and tough fish. Good luck!
Oscars can live up to 15 years if they are properly taken care of. A good rule of thumb is that for 1 full grown Oscar he needs AT LEAST 30 gallons of water. He needs a variety of foods (pelleted, blood worms, brine shrimp, feeder minnows/guppies, mosquito larvae, etc)
The size of an animal when they are fully grown varies. Full grown elephants are much bigger than a full grown cat.
A full grown pig easily outweighs a full grown dog.
Most dogs are considered fully grown around 1yr.
Tigers eat 15 pounds of meat when they are fully grown.
A fully grown Oscar can be more than 2 inches across the back.
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Rectal thermometers may be used on adults safely at any time for any reason.
At over 18 inches Oscars can get large enough to eat a fully grown Red Tailed Black Shark (Rainbow). I would not consider it. Ther is no such thing as an Oscar that will not eat a smaller fish when it is hungry.
Im not sure about the green terror but with the Oscar and maybe jack dempsey as long as your fish isn't full grown (10-14 inches) then it will probably be fine
She has suggested she would like for that to happen- but it is not confirmed.
Because they were small enough to fit safely (mostly) inbetween moving machines. They were also quick, had nimble fingers, and they did jobs that fully grown people couldn't do.
Bonsai trees may be grown safely in the house with proper care. Care includes the proper watering, good soil, fertilizing, pruning and plenty of sunlight.
Oscars can live up to 15 years if they are properly taken care of. A good rule of thumb is that for 1 full grown Oscar he needs AT LEAST 30 gallons of water. He needs a variety of foods (pelleted, blood worms, brine shrimp, feeder minnows/guppies, mosquito larvae, etc)
most harnesses that you purchase for rock climbers will easily handle this weight, probably up to 250 lbs safely; you can trust any brand for that weight class.
I'm 12 and I sit in the front seat 'cuz my mom and dad drive safely and arent obbsesive drinkers and achoholics so they dont drink and drive. I trust them to drive us safely to where we have to go.
Bacteriologically, they could be frozen forever and be safe. They might not taste very good, but if they have been maintained at 0°F and have been packaged properly, no new pathogenic microorganisms would have grown on them.